Catherine is our grilling expert. She prepared lamb leg, buttered cabbage, potatoes, mushrooms, and spinach salad. This meal would rival one in a gourmet restaurant.
I was a member of the clean plate club!
Thank you, Catherine,
Mom & Dad
Catherine is our grilling expert. She prepared lamb leg, buttered cabbage, potatoes, mushrooms, and spinach salad. This meal would rival one in a gourmet restaurant.
I was a member of the clean plate club!
Thank you, Catherine,
Mom & Dad
These flowers outside our hair salon are so pretty that I had to take a picture. I'm sure the clover is a volunteer. I just love the color of the purple pansies!
Enjoy!
Lois
About three times a week I make bread. Above is how the dough looks after the first rise in the oven with just the oven light turned on for a little heat. I make bread in batches for two loaves at a time.
I use what I find available when I make bread. This batch is brown sugar and sour cream so is very rich and soft.Oh, this is good!
Enjoy,
Lois
I got out of the car and saw this! It seems Lily left Mr. Turtle outside and he didn't make it across the driveway.
Not to worry, Mr. Turtle is just fine. In fact, Lily came out to greet us when we got home and didn't seem to mind at all that Mr. Turtle has been stopped in his tracks.
I'm not sure which is worse for Mr. Turtle, being under the car tire or being the object of tug a war with the pups.
All is well now,
Lois
We took our new car out for a spin and drove up to Jungle Jim's International Market in Fairfield, Ohio.
When I was a child, Jungle Jim's was a roadside farmer's market. Now it's a complex of stores and entertainment centers. It took us awhile to find the Scandinavian section. They moved it since the last time we were there.Kjell stocked up on favorites from his homeland, Norway: fish balls, caviar, and other goodies.
A trip to Jungle Jim's is as entertaining as it is important to find comfort foods from across The Pond.
If you have time and inclination, take a took at Jungle Jim's Web site.
Enjoy!
Lois
This lovely African Violet is living in the window in our butler's pantry.
This sweet plant barely survived the winter in our dining room inside the french doors. I popped the few leaves that survived into this glass dish and wow!
I took this image about one week earlier when the first blossom appeared.It's so pretty I'm sharing....
Lois
It was raining.
We have a portico roof over our front porch.
Amazon delivered packages.
Amazon left a package outside the covered porch in the rain.
Why?
*sigh*
At least we were home and saw it on our security system so rescued the package before it was soaked....
Lois